Cartier Resources Inc.
Oct 21, 2026 · 12 min · 8 segments
Cartier Resources Inc. (OTCQB: ECRFF) is a gold exploration company focused east of Canada's most prolific mining camps. With a 100% owned land…
Oct 21, 2026 · 12 min · 8 segments
Cartier Resources Inc. (OTCQB: ECRFF) is a gold exploration company focused east of Canada's most prolific mining camps. With a 100% owned land…
start.And what makes this district so attractive from a geological and exploration perspective?
Uh, the Abitibi Greenstone Belt is well known for its gold mines, its base metal mines, uh, systematic and, and, um, and e-e- exploration and development over a hundred-year, uh, period.
Uh, essentially, you know, th- towards the-- around the great, uh, around the, the great, uh, stock market crash in 1929, things started heating up here, uh, between the two great World Wars and, and there was a rush for metals and, um, they discovered sizable copper, uh, uh, deposits as well as gold deposits, and it's never soft- stopped since.
Um, the governments, both Ontario and Quebec, uh, sent people to, to develop this area.
So it's been known for its forestry ind- industry, its, uh, its mining industry, and it's got a very well-developed network of roads and railroads, um, quality infrastructure, and obviously qualified workforce, which is essential when you're developing natural resources.
start.And what makes this district so attractive from a geological and exploration perspective?
Uh, the Abitibi Greenstone Belt is well known for its gold mines, its base metal mines, uh, systematic and, and, um, and e-e- exploration and development over a hundred-year, uh, period.
Uh, essentially, you know, th- towards the-- around the great, uh, around the, the great, uh, stock market crash in 1929, things started heating up here, uh, between the two great World Wars and, and there was a rush for metals and, um, they discovered sizable copper, uh, uh, deposits as well as gold deposits, and it's never soft- stopped since.
Um, the governments, both Ontario and Quebec, uh, sent people to, to develop this area.
So it's been known for its forestry ind- industry, its, uh, its mining industry, and it's got a very well-developed network of roads and railroads, um, quality infrastructure, and obviously qualified workforce, which is essential when you're developing natural resources.
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